TFLOPS

TFLOPS is a unit of measurement for a computer's processing speed, specifically indicating how many trillions of floating-point operations it can perform per second. It is commonly used to benchmark the graphical and computational power of hardware like GPUs and gaming consoles.

Why it’s in the news: It is in the news because leaked specifications for the next PlayStation and Xbox consoles have been compared based on their TFLOPS, fueling public discussion about their relative performance.

Latest on TFLOPS

• PS6 vs Xbox Helix: What the leaked 40 vs 56 TFLOPS specs mean

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